He figured he could do it without malpractice insurance — his clients over all are probably the least litigious demographic in America — but was strongly advised against that.
I have several suggestions that I think would help, including an experiment that would require a change in either state or federal regulations: giving some high-quality health care providers the opportunity to practice in a world without malpractice lawsuits.
Of course the rest of the department know that these results would be significantly worse without malpractice, but it allows the "team leader" to look good, despite driving good teachers out with dire interpersonal skills and appalling judgment.
Doctors cannot practice without malpractice insurance.
It's also hard for me really to believe that Florida's Republican Attorney General is so concerned about enforcing this particular law when Florida permits its doctors to operate without malpractice insurance or its drivers to drive without mandatory bodily injury coverage. .
The authors found that online ratings were more positive for physicians who graduated in more recent years, are board-certified, graduated from highly rated medical schools, and those without malpractice claims.
